Eden Defends War Policy in Full Debate On Greece
Churchill’s speech continued as Eden faced interruptions from Eden’s critics in the house. Hore-Belisha challenged actions in the Middle East while Lees-Smith urged quicker Allen for American aid. Eden praised Turkish resolve and US ships in the Red Sea while warning Arabs of Axis rule.
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Eden
United States
United States of America
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Atlantic
Hastings Lees-Smith
Suez
Britain
Mediterranean
Hitler
Libya
Vichy
Greece
Churchill
Middle East
Yugoslavia
Iraq
Turkey
Habbaniyah
Europe
Red Sea
U.S.A
Lees-Smith
Ireland
Belisha
Italy
RAF
Albania
Hore-Belisha
Beaverbrook
Aircraft Production
Germany
Roswell Building Funding Questioned for WPA Project
Mr Reid said whether the building can be obtained for Roswell depends on the WPA allotment for New Mexico and on raising the sponsor's 25 percent share. He noted no estimate yet of total cost, whether it might be 15000, 25000, or 50000 dollars. Mr Morris, head of the county land use planning committee, will appoint a special sub committee to study the matter.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Reid
Morris
Weather forecast for Colorado to New Mexico and West Texas
Colorado to New Mexico and West Texas expect scattered clouds tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Extended outlook through Saturday May 10 shows little precipitation first half, increasing afternoon showers second half, near normal temps with a slow rise, except southern Arizona.
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Colorado
Arizona
New Meico
West Texas
President outlines aim to boost heavy bomber output
President Roosevelt and White House officials discuss needs outlined to Stimson to raise heavy bomber production to 500 a month. Arnold reports from England on progress as the war cabinet debates defense of the United States and other democracies, stressing air superiority and rapid output.
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Ry Hawkins
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Corps
England
Arnold
Hopkins
White House
War Cabinet
Roosevelt
Stimson
Officials Reelect Seven Directors of Chaves County Assn
At the annual stockholders meeting seven directors with long service were reelected. The board includes W. C. Lawrence C. W. Grier Cecil Bonney and others. Officers chosen for the year: Lawrence president Grier and Bonney vice presidents Ramer secretary Buchly attorney and Gessert auditor. The secretary reported 52 loans totaling 824,471.31 all spent in Roswell on home construction purchase and remodeling.
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Chaves County Building and Loan Association
Association
W. C. Lawrence
G. N., Amis
C. A. Baker
Geo. E. French
C. W. Grier
Robert Kellahin
Cecil Bonney
Time Forenough of Tokyo to build a bon fire
Florida senator and administration ally urges a tougher stance against threats near their source. He warns that a pussyfooting policy will erode fear in foes and respect from friends, and calls for decisive action to aid Britain now. He compares Hitler to Barbary pirates and gangster era threats.
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Tokyo
Florida
Britain
Senate
Pepper
Hitler
United States
China
New York Stocks Close May 5 Stocks Mixed Across Rail and Steel
Wall Street closes with mixed results as gains in some blue chips contrast with declines in others. Notable moves include AmAil, Montgomery Ward, AT&T, General Electric, and US Steel among many listed names. Trading volume light and several issues show fractional changes reflecting cautious sentiment.
New Orleans Spot Cotton Rises Steady Amid Trade Activity
New Orleans on May 6 reports spot cotton closing steady with a 35 point net gain. Sales reached 1406 bales as middle grade cotton held at 11.92 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
New York Wool Futures Rise Amid Mixed Market
Grease wool futures climbed 0.7 to 1.2 cents with May at 96.8, July 97.2, October 97.6. Certificated grease wool spot at 96.5. Wool top futures closed 0.6 cent higher to 4 lower, with May 130.68, July 128.1, October 125.1. Certificated spot wool tops at 131.5. B bid and N nominal notes included.
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New York
Jly
New York Cotton Futures Close Higher on May 6
Cotton futures in New York finished 32 to 39 points higher with May 12.05 and July 12.08 10, October 12.19, December 12.21 24, January 12.23, and nearby March 12.20 23. Spot middling at 12.29.
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New York
AmAil
GtWsSu
AmCan
HollySu
Amc&f
KroGro
AmLoco
Montgw
Amamil
NatCash
AmSmel
NatLead
Amsdf
Natp&l
At&t
Noama
AmTob
Noamc
Penney
Phillips
At&sf
AviatCor
BethStl
RepubSt
Boeinga
Briggs M
SearsRo
Chrysler
Sperryc
Cityi&f
Ci&fpi
Stdoilc
ConsCop
StdOils
ConsEdi
Stdonj
ConsOil
Tex&Pc
ContBak
TexCorp
ConCan
UntAirl
ConMot
UntAirc
Conoild
Usgyp
CrucStl
USIAI
CurtWrt
Uspipe
DougAir
Usrubb
Fireston
Ussmel
GenElec
Ussteel
GnFood
Wsunt
GenMet
WsAib
Goodyr
Wse&m
R. D. Ross Dies At Home Near Roswell
Roy David Ross aged fifty two died at his home eight miles southeast of Roswell yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. A World War veteran, he had lived in the valley recently near Artesia. Survived by his wife and six sons and one daughter. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives. Talmage Mortuary in charge.
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Roy David Ross
Ross
Mr. Ross
Artesia
Roswell
Talmage Mortuary
Senator Pepper Calls for Aggressive Action Against Japan
Florida senator Pepper urges a proactive stance and vows to strike Tokyo with first class bombing planes if Japan continues aggression in Asia. He claims critics fear confrontation and says the nation has been paralyzed by indecision while the war looms.
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Japan
Pepper
Tokyo
China
Florida
Congress
Wall Street Sees Fast Rally Led by Rails and Oils
The New York stock market surged with rail, oil, steel and specialty shares rising as much as two points. Volume reached 892,300 shares, the second best turnover since December 31, with leaders like Santa Fe and Standard Oil of California posting high quotations. News of Emil Schram's FCC presidency boosted sentiment while rails led bonds higher and utilities showed little movement.
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Wall Street
New York
Emil Schram
R.F.C
Board of Governors
the Stock Exchange
Santa Fe
Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Pacific
Standard Oils
California
Indiana
New Jersey
Panhandle
Ohio Oil
Socony- Vacuum
Utilities
Rails
Boston Wool Market Steady Demand Observed
Domestic wools showed moderate demand with fine territory wools in original bags at about 1 to 1.03 dollars per pound scoured. Combing three-eighths and quarter-blood bright fleece sold 44 to 46 cents grease delivered. South American wools of fine and half blood grade moved freely at steady prices.
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Boston
USDA
Chicago Market Report Shows Butter and Egg Trends
Chicago May 6 butter receipts 1 066 868 creamery 93 score ranges 34 1 2 to 35 92 34 91 33 3 4 90 33 3 4 89 33 1 4 88 32 3 4 90 centralized carrots 34 eggs receipts 44 041 steady market unchanged poultry live 24 trucks steady broilers 2 1/2 lbs and down Plymouth Rock 20 White 20 springs under 4 lbs Plymouth Rock 20 1/2 other prices unchanged
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Chicago
Bond Market Report Notes on Treasury Prices
New York May 6 treasury prices with 3 1/4s and 4s quoted as 107.29 and 111.23 respectively. 2 1/2s shown at 107.12 amid a brief market update. Fea Farm Mig and Home Owners Loan appear as unquoted items in the close.
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New York
Treasury
Fea Farm Mig
Home Owners Loan
Market Close Roundup May 6 New York and Chicago
CURB MARKET REPORT lists closing prices for Am Co Am Book Ark Nat Gas Bliss Carrier Ford Met Hecla Humble Oil and El Bond & Sh. Chicago Grain shows May wheat corn and oats with nearby and deferred months. Data reflects commodity and stock index closes from May 6 with figures for several companies and grain futures.
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CURB
New York
Alum Co Am
Ark Nat Gas
Bliss
Carrier Corp
Con G & E Bal Pf
el Bond & Sh
Ford Met Ltd
Humble Oil
Chicago
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Dallas
East Fifth
Otlic
Bato
Edwards
Holmes & Edwards
Holmes & Edwards Sterling
Huff
Jewelry
Courtney Holston
S. Rich
Roswell Seed CO
Chet L. Snyder
J. P. White Isldg
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Roswell Lodge No
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Hugh M. Huff, Jr
Elmer Riemen
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Mothers Day
Carl Johnson
W. 4Th
National Hardware
Central Hardware, Inc
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